And…I think that’s the first time someone has referred to my IM Journey as a career…has a nice ring to it

syndrome, when the truth is…forcing something just to say you posted will do more harm than good. I post when I have something to say, if not…I don’t post, that’s it! lol.

Your conclusion is a good one and I’m glad you’ve made it so early in your career.

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As I typed out this post, there was one thing nagging at the back of my mind, which was one of the reasons I posed the question I posed – and that was that in a way, I was promoting procrastination or laziness. I did NOT want that to be the voice of my post. I say that because there was something that rang kind of deep with me in part of your comment.

The part where you said “I personally find it more difficult to blog unless I’ve got something specific to say, but I’m getting better at finding topics to blog about…”

I want everyone to understand (in case somehow I failed to make it clear) that my aim was about avoiding “garbage” content. But if there is something to be said about being able to creatively integrating the things that are going on in your day and/or in your life. Great response, Mark! Thanks for helping me clarify my point.

Oh – and Mark…Happy Birthday!

I personally find it more difficult to blog unless I’ve got something specific to say, but I’m getting better at finding topics to blog about, or at least finding an angle that tie in with my blog theme. Take a look at the short Dogfight post. While it was initially just me mentioning what I was doing yesterday, there was a valid internet marketing angle to it. The 40 post was more content driven, planned and set up as a scheduled post a couple of days in advance.

-Mark.

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